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市長が市民のために新しい公園の建設計画を発表しました。
The mayor announced plans to build a new park for the citizens.
次期市長選挙では、現職の市長が再選を目指しています。
In the next mayoral election, the incumbent mayor is seeking re-election.
災害発生時、市長は迅速に緊急対策本部を設置しました。
When the disaster occurred, the mayor promptly established an emergency response headquarters.
市長は地域の経済活性化策について記者会見を開きました。
The mayor held a press conference regarding measures to revitalize the local economy.
市民の代表として、市長は様々な住民からの要望に耳を傾けています。
As a representative of the citizens, the mayor listens to various requests from residents.
市長室は市役所の最上階にあります。
The mayor's office is on the top floor of the city hall.
彼は若くしてこの街の市長に選ばれました。
He was elected mayor of this city at a young age.
市長は国際交流を促進するため、姉妹都市との提携を強化しています。
The mayor is strengthening partnerships with sister cities to promote international exchange.
Teste-toi 6 questions
This sentence means 'The new mayor promised to revitalize the city's economy.' The particles は (wa) and を (o) indicate the subject and direct object respectively, making the word order clear.
This sentence translates to 'Citizens are strongly opposing the mayor's decision.' The particle の (no) connects 市長 (mayor) to 決定 (decision), indicating possession or association. に (ni) marks the object of reaction.
This sentence means 'I want to speak directly with the mayor about that problem.' について (ni tsuite) means 'about' or 'concerning', and と (to) indicates 'with' when talking about interaction.
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諮問
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B2To correct or rectify a wrong situation, inequality, or error. It is often used in official contexts like correcting social injustices or market imbalances.
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